It's a business and politics. Meta doesn't make money on AI. It wants to have 'cool' aura, to be attractive. Meta gave away much more than, say, OpenAI. This lo

It's a business and politics. Meta doesn't make money on AI. It wants to have 'cool' aura, to be attractive. Meta gave away much more than, say, OpenAI. This lowers the entry point for startups. Other companies in stead are trying to create kill zones around their businesses. Some of them advocating for regulations, one way of doing it. I'm on Meta's side, as personally interested. Second reason is it's good for the progress in general in both ways, AI itself and its applications in real world. I understand not everybody like it. But it's unstoppable, the only questions are where and how fast. If you believe in some global blocks by united nations, then look at how those nations deal with climate change.